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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
7
Readable fragments describe a school or community gathering detailing preparations for a hackerbell game, with mentions of coaches, captains, and an assembly where reactions and predictions were shared. The text references familiar names, a parade of staff, and a schedule noting times and venues for the event.
The H. 5. Boys' Quartet, popular through papal rarity praise, struggles to fit in all appearances. Members Pat Galt, Dowd Tacksen, Hern Schoening, Lorraine Fletcher, and others are active in weekly shows and public events, with Miss Thelma demanding more practice time.
A muddled report fragment describes students debating Helen Keller and Kelia Milton, implying misreadings of their lives and works. It suggests Civics lessons provoke sharp judgments and mixed responses about character and achievement.
The article views all male sports at Malvern, praising Coach Dyke and the athletes for thorough, rapid play analysis in football basketball baseball boxing and more. It highlights seniors’ understanding of juniors’ focused efforts and recalls spring disappointments while noting the school system’s quiet efficiency under Supt. Davison.
Students discuss enthusiasm and support for a cheer section during basketball season. Questions arise about whether the cheering group should be a dedicated section and how best to mobilize student energy and attendance for the games.
Unclear OCR text describes girls preparing luncheon dishes with fragrant steam and a fish dish noted for strong odor. Some names appear garbled. overall report centers on food preparation and culinary efforts for a luncheon event.
National Book Week activities featured fifth graders performing a play titled Books Speak for Themselves. Students read at least six books and planned reports, with Robinson Crusoe as the week’s theme. A blue water table and island cutouts enhanced the reading display, including a cave and stockade setup.
Seventh grade students read an appropriate Longfellow poem titled Snow Hakes as part of Book Week. Class projects include book reviews crafted into jackets, with the best displays shown on the bulletin board.
Third Grade students create posters for book week using their own ideas and also craft turkeys for Thanksgiving facilitating hands on learning and creative expression.
A Western comedy performed in Malvern under Miss Ghidis Kinsey’s direction featured a cast including Percy Houston Annella Walter and Lome Horn ranch hands Zipea Box Car Tata Fat and Timothy Tyoan. The 250 attendees found the show entertaining with lively performances by Roberta Ranne and others, and the production drew favorable financial support for the fund.
A stage sequence lists Diana and Sam in evolving roles and song titles from old vaudeville references. Diana becomes The Girl at the Ironing Board while Sam hurries to Blue Heaven as Love and misdirection weave through titles like Stardust, Shanghai Lil, and Stormy Weather in a probing, era flavored mood piece.
Sophomore students diligently compose themes for the weekly test in English and geography remains a debated subject. They look forward to studying manufacturing ideas. The Argonauta has proved the most interesting Latin assignment for the group.
Fourth grade students engage in book week with study booklets and reading. They report learning through reading, writing, and a pow and play event. They review a double page from Hubert Jordan Stevenson’s work for class.
A fragment notes a Sixth Grade project titled Postera di MunLieora linked to Thanksgiving Day. Two elites have been organized for the event. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear dates or participants.
The fragmentary text references Hodges and a debate or event at a graduation, with scattered names and phrases about poems, editors, and assembly chatter. It mentions Walter Winchell of MAUS, and various undefined participants, but the readable content is chaotic and lacks a clear narrative.
A fragmented church notes summary describes a Sunday service at the Methodist church with attendees including Mrs Wayne Byers joining from another church and several local families and visitors listed. Choir practice and Sunday setting are noted along with Thanksgiving party events and visits from Miss Gayle Props and others.
At the Christian church Ladies Aid meeting last Wednesday a short play Our New Minister was presented by Mrs Marl Boll eal Mrs Will Stil Mrs C A Wight Mrs Marlin Chistoffer son Mrs Bevis Sowers Miss Margaret Harbor and A H Harbor. More than 30 were present. A tuned wan was served after the play by Mrs Will Smitl and Mrs Bevis Sowers.
Mr and Mrs John Ayer longtime residents in the area marked their forty first wedding anniversary in quiet style wishing to live to celebrate many more years together in health and happiness.
Mrs Shinn wife of Charles Stewart and sister to several relatives died in Vil lisea last week. Funeral was held in Villisea Thursday afternoon and body sent to Henderson for interment. Numerous local notices recount visits, social events, and community movements with names of residents and places in Henderson and neighboring towns.
Community notes from Wesley Chapel and Henderson M E congregations record services, gatherings, and visits. Names of worshippers, family mentions, and event details appear, including hospital and home visits and weekly church activities.
Fragmented readable text references Henderson Consolidated School activities and a meeting or event. Mentions of tests, witnesses, and a person named Petre weet appear amid garbled phrases. Contexts include departures, Monday timing, and possible discussions of safety or discipline with unclear participants.
A misread OCR piece notes an operetta titled Phe Papen with performers Such as WHHL Kitson Alfee Wh insane Tiendria Taeye Wisen and Cayrret Phillips supported by the high school mixed choirs. Tickets are sold by the high school amish elab as part of a community event amid references to U S mindlenials and Germany.
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